Dozens of people packed City Hall on Wednesday for a community meeting just days after 27-year-old Dennis Clark III went on a homicidal rampage.
The shooter, a 27-year-old male, has been identified through various media reports as Dennis Clark III.
A shootout at an apartment complex Sunday night in Federal Way has left five dead, one of whom was shot at by Federal Way police as they arrived.
The four-story, 91-unit hotel was slated for an empty lot at South 348th Street and Pacific Highway South, next to the Days Inn hotel.
The highlight is the Mooyah Burger with two hefty patties. Order it Mooyah Style with choice of cheese, tomato, pickles, lettuce, grilled onions and Mooyah Sauce.
Students from 13 schools participated in Storming the Sound for Salmon. Sponsored by the city and school district, the program immersed Federal Way children in the West Hylebos Wetlands Park.
Little Russia Bistro and Cafe opened last month in the southern part of the city. Co-owners Tatyana Koshevaya and Barbara Lilly say they make an unusual but successful pair.
Developers for the performing arts and conference center (PACC) have suggested building a 120-room hotel. Does the city need another hotel?
The state representative from Federal Way was recently diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer. Doctors discovered the cancer had spread to his liver and his lower lungs.
Federal Way residents Derrick and Eleanor Ellis are expanding their Lumpia World Cuisine food truck to a full-fledged storefront restaurant with a bigger menu.
Rap sensation Macklemore and Ryan Lewis performed at the U.S. debut of We Day, held March 27 at Key Arena in Seattle. (Photos by Andy Hobbs/Federal Way Mirror)
Nearly 1,250 students from Federal Way schools attended the U.S. debut of the star-studded We Day, held March 27 at Key Arena in Seattle.
As of Tuesday, Federal Way residents Brian Todd and Russhele Arreola are the new owners of Austin Chase Coffee, located at 32901 1st Ave. S. in the Quad Shopping Center.
Even in 1996, Federal Way explored options for an economic savior like a downtown performing arts center. The city had been trying for years to build such a project, according to a 1996 report in the Seattle Times.
A proposed park with a “town square” in downtown Federal Way is generating interest among residents, city leaders and even a developer.
The upcoming star-studded youth empowerment festival We Day Seattle is coming to KeyArena on March 27. More than 15,000 students gain admission not with tickets, but through community service.
One of the essays, “Bubble Baths and Shaved Legs,” was written by local blogger Rebecca Gallagher, a 1990 graduate of Federal Way High School and a resident of Renton.
With his glove stuck on the throttle, Andy Foss skidded toward the curb on a purple motorcycle that wouldn’t slow down.
The TV show “Shark Tank” generated a positive ripple effect for a Federal Way ice cream shop.
Dear Lake Dolloff Elementary second-graders: Here are a few pointers for writing a letter that people will want to read.
